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Barão nas Eleições com Simone Tebet
529 statements · 1 politicians · July 1, 2026 · 63 min
Statements by Simone Tebet. 529 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Governance and Participation, Monetary Policy, Government Communication, Social Policy.
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Hello everyone, welcome to another edition of Barão on the 2026 elections.
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Let's go, our guest today is lawyer, professor, Senator of the Republic and former presidential candidate Simone Tebet.
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Welcome, our pre-candidate for the Senate from the State of São Paulo.
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It's a pleasure to have you with us.
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Simone Tebet, I'll make a quick... the introduction, obviously everyone knows Simone Tebet, but I'll read it here formally: Simone Tebet is 52 years old, born in Três Lagoas, Mato Grosso do Sul, and grew up in a family with a strong political tradition.
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She graduated in law from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, was also a university professor and legal consultant before entering public life.
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In 2002 she was elected state deputy and two years later became the first woman elected mayor of Três Lagoas, being re-elected with 76% of the votes.
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In 2010 she made history again by becoming the first vice-governor of Mato Grosso do Sul.
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Four years later she was elected Senator of the Republic, where she led the women's caucus and became the first woman to preside over the Committee on Constitution and Justice of the Senate.
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Nothing less than the chamber's most important committee, right?
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And also to run for the presidency of that chamber.
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She was recently Minister of Planning and Budget in Lula's third government and currently, as I said, is a pre-candidate for the Senate for São Paulo.
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Welcome once again and thank you for accepting our invitation.
Thank you, Samira.
I want, on your behalf, to greet everyone who is following us on Barão de Itararé.
It's a pleasure to be here so we can have this democratic conversation with various independent media outlets.
I've had the privilege of giving interviews to most of them.
And I'll start with two observations: thank you for the invitation and thank you because you gave me at least four more years of life.
You said I'm 52 years old — good thing you round down and not up — but unfortunately I have already reached 56, importantly in good health.
So, to start with that affectionate reference you made about the many "firsts" I had in my political life.
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About: increase women's political participation
It makes us think how important it is that we, women, remain in public life, so we can have more and more women and not have to carry on our chest the label of being "the first."
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About: increase women's political participation
We want to be the hundredth; we don't want to still be, in the 21st century, having to blaze so many trails.
So, it's a pleasure to be here to talk about politics, about São Paulo and about Brazil.
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Thank you, pre-candidate.
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Well, our format will be divided into three blocks, with the participation of journalists from different independent media outlets.
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And in the first block we will receive the dear Heloísa Vilela, from ICL Notícias, and the dear Eleonora Lucena, from Tutameia.
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Welcome to our news.
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And I now pass the floor to Heloísa Vilela, from ICL.
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Thank you, Heloísa.
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Thank you.
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Deputy, Senator, Governor, Minister Simone Tebet, thank you for giving us this space.
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About: prioritize employment and income policies
I'd like to go straight to the electoral campaign, because we've seen that President Lula's government has very positive figures: increases in wages, inflation under control, number of people employed — in short, several very positive indicators.
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But, unfortunately, it seems that...
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About: improve political communication with female voters
this information doesn't resonate with the electorate.
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About: improve political communication with female voters
Somehow, the electorate does not reflect these good numbers.
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About: eradicate hunger through social programs like Bolsa Família
Even lifting everyone out of hunger again.
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About: eradicate hunger through social programs like Bolsa Família
The government had to do that again.
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About: bring government results closer to the electorate
So I'd like to know... What is your view regarding this political problem for the election?
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About: conduct the electoral campaign in the State of São Paulo
And how are you seeing the campaign in São Paulo?
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About: define the campaign's main platforms
What will be the main campaign themes?
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